​Last night Set It Off performed at Brighton Music Hall in and Headrush TV was there to catch the show!Hailey Biermann was on location and had the chance to catch up Cody Carson and Dan Clermont. When asked about how the bands music videos helped propel them to where they are today Carson said “[videos] add another dimension and layer to not only the song, but the album as a whole” and allows the artist to drive in their point more precisely. “I think in often cases when you have a music video, its another way to showcase the meaning of song. “ Carson said on the role that music videos play in their writing.Watch the full video below!

​Set It Off is currently on tour with planned dates in Buffalo, Los Angeles, an Dallas. Click here to purchase tickets.

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In the latest edition of our Vans Warped Tour 2017video series, Chris Coutsoukis sits down with Steve Menoian of I Prevail. This is the bands first year on Warped Tour and comes after a recent spark in momentum for the group following the release of their latest album Lifelines, last October.

“Overall, I don’t think we could be any happier with where we are at. This album has taken us to the next level. When we were writing it, we felt like we had something special and there was a lot of optimism in the room, it’s a really exciting time when you’re in that stage and everybody’s excited about the music.”

Touching on at where I Previal is at now and how far the band has come from playing in storage containers, Menoian says the band is “stoked.”

“It’s how the music industry works; the hard work you put in a year ago, projects where you’re at today, and the work you put in today will project where you’re at in a year from now.”

Watch the full interview below and be sure to stay tuned for more of our coverage from Vans Warped Tour.

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​Our very own Chris Coutsoukis recently caught up with Hawthorne Heights front man, JTWoodruff at Vans Warped Tour. The two discussed just about everything from the unforeseen occurrences and the ups and downs of tour life, the required preparations of a rock vocalist, and which rock legends JT wants to open for.JT also announced that Hawthorne Heights will begin an Australian Tour in late August and that the band has twelve new-songs written, but there are no set plans to release the tracks anytime soon, as of now.“We’re ready to make a new full-length record. We’ll be doing it between tours and at our own pace, and really concentrating and focusing on each song individually as well as the album as a whole.”Watch the full interview below!

Make no mistake about it, 311 is down for the unity. This Sunday, 311's annual 'Unity Tour' returned to Boston’s Blue Hills Bank Pavilion for a night of new music and fun in the sun.

Year after year, 'Unity Tour' has featured a diverse range of musical talent such as Sublime with Rome, Slightly Stoopid, and even Snoop Dogg. This year, 311 shook things up with the U.K.'s The Skints and New Politics, offering a fresh look and feel for the tour.

All summer long the band has been playing brand new music from their latest album, Mosaic. In typical fashion, 311 delivered on a hard-hitting set of fan favorites as well as breaking in new favorites like "Too Late," "Too Much To Think," "Til' the City’s on Fire," and "Wildfire." For anyone paying attention to the set list, the band played a lotof new music... and that's a good thing.

Mosaicoffers an exciting evolution to 311's well established sound and is one of our favorite albums of the summer. Want more? Check out the band's latest album and tour schedule below.